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Will Hong Kong’s property slump force it to raise taxes?
Unlock the Editor’s Digest for free Roula Khalaf, Editor of the FT, selects her favourite stories in this weekly newsletter. Hong Kong’s long-running property market
Australian navy shadows Chinese warships within 150 nautical miles of Sydney
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Rio Tinto urges shareholders to reject proposal to drop London listing
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Struggling Chinese builder Vanke turns to state managers to ‘stop the decline’
A team of executives from one of China’s biggest public transport operators has a new mission: propping up the latest vulnerable developer in the country’s
Nato fears for its future as Trump goes it alone
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Cost of engineering degree puts universities in a bind
The Engineering Professors’ Council welcomes the ever-wider recognition among applicants of the value of a degree in engineering (“Applications for degrees in engineering rise sharply”,
Owners of UK energy networks made billions in excess returns, says watchdog
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A way to mitigate those runaway junk food prices
The supply-demand imbalance for eggs in the US is likely to be transitory for the reasons cited (“America’s grocers start rationing eggs after culls to
Biden’s oligarchs warning had echo of earlier times
Many pundits and politicians attribute the rise of Russia’s oligarchs to Washington Consensus reforms, and “big-bang” privatisation in particular. Yet that explanation does not hold